The Dillon tribune., 1887-03-18
GLEANINGS FROM THE ROCKIES,
Events Transpiring In Our Sister states
and Territories,

California is being ovcrrun with tourists
The total indebtedness Of Arizona is
100000.
Boise City expects 10 have u raiIroa., be.
fore the yecr is ended.
Over 10000 gallons Of wine are shipped
direct cast from Napa valley weekly.
Summer birds from the south ar, I've.
ginning to put in an appearance among the
groves along the Carson river, Ncv.
The con,rac, has been let for ,hr con.
struction Of one hundred and forty miles
Of road to be built by the Oregon Pacific
this season.
\ bill has passed the Colorado Lcyisla.
tnre TO appropriate from tho State treasury
$4,000 to Build wagon bridge a, Glen.
wood Springs.
Reports come from New Mexico TO the
| effect that q rich mineral strike has been
made i'll Lincoln County, near .hc head.
waters OF the Rio Boni,o.
The city directory Of Portland, Oregon,
tor 1887 contains l11:o Individual names,
an Increase OF 1.7o6 over las. year. and IN
d'ca''ns 1880 population.
Idaho -l,ulaMtAc: These warm, sunny
days will take the hump Cut Of many an
old COW now ready to turn up her heels 70
March's usually chilly winds.
The report OF Charlie Boyd, ci Aspen,
| Colo. beating his wife nearly 10 death is
denied, and he is said to be highly rc-
spccc1 citizen. The wife is iii Of rheuma.
! tism.
Steps arr being taken, says the Iiil,uuc,
70 organize, "thc Caldwell Fair association.
, 1he purpose Of which is to hold foil tlslrcd
t;a;r at Caldwell this fail, and annually
| Nrrrnlt>r.'
Mt>,r~. Gage aNd Leach ct the Gr;u,I
Central mine, Tomhstouc Arizona. have
bought tnc Beci, Mine, in the new >,l;ni>
PASS district, on the Arizona and \cw
Atr,ico !in", for $4,000,
HALEY Times: \ letter from Glcnn's
Ferry states that it,has raine,i every dav,
during the past wfrk, and the nc.y .,ra.~
is growing yi,i:,!y. The stocl, is nou al.
right, nnd 10 more losses will occur til,
~eH>o" Because 0l lack Of feed
Tno firho Uu,W sa;> that many new
prospects near Idaho City are turnin. GU,
good ore, and that there is 4 prospect that
. ht.f H.,
to a strong: company. 'in Munroc's mill
will be kept busy all vr.n crushing custom
ore.
The President has pardoncti NJ. II.
Camp, who WAS convicted OF cmheazlc-
ment OF funds belonging 20 the Y. S. AS.
say office, at Boise City, about two wears
ago. He was sentenced Ia seven years il,
the p"ni'rn,iarv and 20 pay a fine of S1o.
! Aoo.- Register.
This year the vintage oi California will
amount to ,o,or,rcD gallons OF this
or..sc>cn'h viii be turned ir4,u hr.ndy
! unc.tn}rth int, Wine and sold here or else
where. The greater part OF the r"tp&iu,'yr
viii 20 of on a trip 70 l.urorr corlr back
French labels un,. ,n ~o,i .ur >. 80 10 81
FER bottle.
inr California Legislature 1a> uuani-
mou~'y a,ioptrd Goonbo'> tc>oiu,ion call
ing tor the appointment "l Commission
OF Government engineers "a investigate
the debris rvi! il California, and a>ccr,a;i,
if a satisfactory ahiHstmcn: can be had:
also calling for a survey CT: the injured
river c',aruris.
The Oregon Railway n Navigation Co.'S
ga. on the branch between Walla Walla,
Wash. Ter, and Prnulc,on, Oregon, has
been closed b.: the laying OF + miles Of
track since the first Of the year. The con
strucion Of this piece o, road require the
building o.! q number OF bridges, one OF
" ilich j. 800 in length. and another is 70
fee, high.
While James Savage and sons were
m;nrg near Rogue river, Oregon, shor,
time ago, t.cN caugh. Il huge wildcat in Il
very peculiar trap. All At once the giant
refused to throw a Stream of water, not.
wths:andiny it was set under t5o feet OF
pressure. The water was turned cut and
the giant taken up, when 4 huge wildcat
was found inside.
N'ar!rcr, Idaho, hat eighty saloons,
t.Ir,. ,iaucc- halls, twelve stoTrs ,,vo h0,cS
a,,d 4 dozen lo1giu, !o"u~c>. The Iopula
i;p, j. ,I,. >tau;!iNs- lt,Irlirr camp c:OM.f